Can't find the Club floor? You're in the wrong set of elevators. Cross the hallway to find ones with a 37th Floor button.
Some of the best local cocktails in town. As recommended by Travel Channel host, Anthony Bourdain.
Off The Hook leads the streetwear scene in Montreal with frequent shop-in-shop's, gallery shows and events. Also your spot in the city for limited run sneakers from Nike, Vans, etc.
Get an espresso, best in Montrea!. Also one of their barista was serving coffee at TED 2011 conference.
Even in the depths of Montreal winter, there is always a line outside of this cozy Japanese izakaya. This restaurant is well worth the wait for the best ramen in town or a drool-worthy shrimp burger Read more.
These people are serious about great coffee. Phil & Sebastian beans + friendly & talented baristas. Amazing space. Highly recommend.
Le Local is the look and taste of chic Montréal. Excellent cuisine and a great place for meeting friends over great food, wine and company. Read more.
You've trained hard and earned it: refuel with the tasty yet filling "Egg On Your Face" breakfast sandwich (poached eggs salad, cheese, prosciutto, roasted tomatoes) and grab a "Jamie's Bar" to go. Read more.
<3 <3 <3 Polite, simple, straightforward <3 <3 <3 Cozy, comfy, classic ... As my friend said when he recommended it to me "I can't describe it; just go, feel it, you'll like it."
This traditional-style French bistro epitomizes Parisian cool w/ its black & white checkered tiles, white linen tables, and devilishly good-looking and well-dressed wait staff. Read more.
They've just rolled out a new menu (charcuterie, Euro-seeming jams, more salmon). It is morning in Montreal, friend. Carpe what you can. Read more.
A magnet for tourists, mimes, human statues, and people dressed as colonials. As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
